All Star Western Theatre: “Clem Normans Story with Ken Curtis”, first broadcast on September 15, 1946. Old-time radio western.

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Jane East, a Boston woman, travels west by train to take over the Bar J.E. Ranch near Star City, Texas, which she has inherited from her grandfather. Her cousin Bob runs the ranch, but its cattle keep vanishing, and the crew doubts that an eastern woman can manage it. Jane arrives and meets the hands, including Baldy and Bill Hartman, and begins to look into the losses. The episode is part of the All Star Western Theatre series, first broadcast on August 11, 1946, and features Jean Rogers in the lead role.

With Jane East, Bob, Baldy, Bill Hartman, Jim, Scotty.

Listen for: Jane's arrival at the ranch and the men's doubts about her, and the start of the cattle thefts

First aired on August 11, 1946.

Episode notes written with AI from the recording itself; the audio is the original broadcast.

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Jim Brennan, a wanderer hunted for a murder he says he did not commit, drifts through Texas under the name Bob Edwards. In San Antonio he falls for Betty, a girl who is interested in him, while he keeps his past hidden. Jimmy Wakeley stars in this Western musical drama from the All Star Western Theatre, a radio series, first broadcast on August 18, 1946. Brennan's life is shaped by the frame-up and the long flight from Nevada, and his feelings for Betty are complicated by his silence about who he really is.

With Jim Brennan, Betty, Joe, Garmin, Ross, Barton.

Listen for: Brennan's songs about San Antonio and the Texas plains, and his meetings with Betty at the Alamo

First aired on August 18, 1946.

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Eddie Sloan, the son of a wealthy rancher, is rejected by June Waters after she returns from school in the East, because she says he has never made anything of himself. Stung, Eddie goes to work on a cattle ranch under the name Wyoming, where he learns to take hard work and rough treatment from the other hands. Marty, the foreman, keeps an eye on him. When rustlers strike the herd, Wyoming rides out with Joe to track them down. The story is presented in the All Star Western Theatre series, broadcast on September 1, 1946, with Eddie Dean, Gene Autry's co-star in this episode's cast, as the lead singer.

With Eddie Sloan, June Waters, Bob Norman, Marty, Wyoming, Joe, Skinner.

Listen for: Eddie Sloan's rejection by June and his decision to work under the name Wyoming, and the rustler chase that follows.

First aired on September 1, 1946.

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